Fitness & Health
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A California CO union counts 96 confirmed or suspected suicides among current and retired members between 1999 and 2015
Sheriff Ken Stolle called Virginia’s mental health system “broken and ill-equipped to help all those who need it”
Anyone who has worked in a correctional facility knows what “it” is; here are 3 steps to avoid the dread
Studies show that nearly 40 percent of Colorado’s inmate population needs mental health services and 74 percent needs substance-use disorder services
Mental competency evaluations are outpacing capacity, clogging the system and forcing people to languish longer in jail, a legal letter says
As public safety professionals, we tend to do a really great job of helping and comforting others in times of need
As the stigma of seeking help in the aftermath of trauma dissipates, our “community superheroes” have more and more tools for recovery at their disposal
As the new year approaches, can corrections find a way to regroup and move forward in a positive direction?
Sgt. Alan Sanders was conducting a security check when saw an inmate hanging by a bed sheet and quickly called for help
The COs were charged in the 2009 death of Joshua Messier, who had a heart attack after a half-dozen officers strapped him to a bed